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There are two knock sensors on the 3.0

The location depends on which year model you have. Best found from underneath.

On the 2002 and 2003, one is on the front of the engine block and the other on the rear. Look underneath the exhaust manifold.

The trouble codes refer to #1 and #2. My guess is that the front one is #1.

In the fuel tank.

The blower is located under the passenger side dash above where a persons feet would be. There are three screws holding the blower cover on. remove them along with the connector and the blower will come out. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NQTDoxpE9xY

The Vue was created in 2007.

15 gal.

6", http://www.sonicelectronix.com/saturn-vue-2003-car-speakers.html

You can't, unless you have a very powerful space shuttle that can take you to Saturn. Even then, the anti-gravity atmosphere makes it impossible to breathe, and you would most likely get crushed by the vacuum (lack of air) before you could replace the "fan control switch."

There are 2 mounting bolts and 2 wire connections. Lift vehicle high enough to reach through lower plastic covers. Remove mounting bolts. Pull and turn starter

,connector up, reach down from top of radiator and remove power connections, Lower stater from underneath by lower radiator hose. ALWAYS disconnect BATTERY before working on any electrical part removal.

with a mallet

In your fuse box.

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The Right Front ABS wheel speed sensor is also used as a rough road sensor to assist the knock sensor in dectecting weather there is a knock from engine or bump from the road in order to adjust the spark and fuel.

The 2004 Mercury Mountaineer does not have an automatic transmission fluid

dipstick . I know that the 2002 and newer Ford Explorer four door versions

do not have a dipstick for the automatic transmission fluid level .

You need to drain the radiator, remove the right engine mount, take the serpentine belt off (if this is a V6 3.0) the water pump will be in the center of the block remove and replace with new one, make sure the gasket (o-ring) is in the correct position before mounting... Reinstall in reverse...

The on-board computer senses a problem with the engine. A general fault condition is registered which keeps the cooling fan running regardless of temperature until the code can be cleared from the computer.

The general fault code means the problem is not deterministic. It happened on my 03 Vue after a slight hesitation under moderate load (going uphill with the A/C on). My mechanic replaced both fuel pumps (not cheap), and the problem was reduced but not eliminated completely.

To keep the problem from occurring too frequently:

(1) Do not buy cheap gas, (use Chevron, Shell, Mobil, 76, etc.)

(2) Do not run your tank empty

(3) Add a few gallons of 89 octane to every fill up

Mechanics charge a fee to hook up a computer and clear the code. You can do this yourself and save a few bucks by disconnecting the battery cable for a few minutes. Sometimes I need to pull the fuse (relay?) in the fuse box marked "main cooling fan".

The persistent cooling fan problem on my 03 Vue is quite intermittent - it happens to me only twice a year.

Rotors warp when they overheat. Perhaps you're riding the brakes, have a sticking caliper or are going downhill a lot and are overheating the brakes that way. Often pulling a trailer will overheat the brakes, especially if the trailer does not have electric brakes.

If none of the above seem to apply to your situation, perhaps someone put cheaper rotors on the vehicle; some of the import rotors look the same but they warp quite easily. Also not torquing the lug nuts correctly can warp the rotors. If the lug nuts are put on too tight the rotors will warp on some vehicles.

its on the top right side of the engine beside the intake manifold. it has a large black plastic hex fitting on top that take a special filter cartridge socket to fit the hex. found one at pepboys where all of the oil wrenches are located.

2.2, 3.0,3.5

Depends on which one, there is an intake manifold and an exhaust manifold.

The intake(normally aspirated)- you have to remove the air intake tube, throttle body, disconnect sensor, injector wires/vacuum hoses. Disconnect the fuel line to fuel rail, then you can unbolt the intake manifold.

The exhaust manifold- is a little hard being against the firewall, you would have to disconnect the O2 sensor wires and exhaust pipe. I would spray the exhaust studs with penetrating lube. The upper nuts you should be able to get from the top, the bottom nuts you will need to get to from under the vehicle with a swivel and extentions.

Next to the battery

Daytime Running Lamps are automatic if you have the car turned on, in gear, the parking brake off and the ambient light is bright enough to not trigger the automatic switch. If however the car is on, it's in gear, the parking brake is off and the ambient light is bright and the day time running lamps are still off then you may need to just turn your headlights off. If that doesn't fix it, you may have a bad resistor, a burnt out light, a burnt out fuse or bad wiring. The first three are easy to fix. The last is not.